Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-25
NEBRASKA GRAND ARMY men
Blk Coach Loads Lsave Lincoln For the
National Encampment.
A MARBLE MINING COMPANY
Articles Incorporating 1t Filed Yes.
tcrday-Notaries Public Comm
sioned-Lincoln'a New Cracker
Factory-Brief Items.


The u. A. X. boys from southern Ne
braska are off for st. Louis and the ma.
tional encampment, going over the Bur.
lington route last evening. Six special
Pullman coaches were at the disposal of
the excursionists and five of them we're
taken when the train pulled out from the
depot the sixth are gong to Omaha to
assist in supplying the demand for trans.
portatiou at that point. A Pullman
coach loaded with Grand Army men
came in from Denver and was attached
to the excursion train eastward. John
Bonnell, OF this city, has been actively
ut work securing the Pullman cars. The
rates and the parties to comprise the ex =
cursion and all arrangements were care.
ful and complete.
Among those going from this city and
from adjoining towns in the South Platte
country who joined the excursion here,
were Judge Amasa Cobb. OF the supreme
bench; G. j. Dillworth, of Hastings;
Sena tor l.. A. Kent, of Minden; Judge
Edwards, of Seward; John Barsby, of
Falrmont; Captain Copp, of Wahoo;
Captain j. Il. Culver, of Milford; Captain
Wildman. of Culbertson; Ma jor A. &.
Has tings, of Lincoln; j. W. Livering-
Hewey, Fairmont; William Gillespie, of
Lincoln;A. n. Wykof, OF Lincoln Mrs DR..
King. Mrs. Carpenter, and MIR. and Mrs.
Leigton, of Lincoln; Mrs. Hurds, of
Central City; Mrs. Small, of York Mrs
Barney Of Grand Island. Mrs. Manches
ter and MIR. and Mrs. Harris, of Lincoln;
r. G. Parkinson and j. M. Johns, of
Seward; Messrs, Altman, Of Pawnee City;
Mr.. Morton, of Juniata; MIR. Moore, of
Licoln II. G. Macarthur, of Lincoln; H.
w. Doris and 2. II. Kelley, of Tecumseh,
ana others whose names were not
learned. These were parties who had
secured Pullman car recommendations,
but there was long line of veterans who
were going through without the extras,
and were probably two hundred, at least,
in number.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.
The Black Hills Marble and Mining
company, of Chadron, filed articles Of
incorporation yesterday with the secre-
tary Of state The principal place of bus
mess is in Buffalo Gap, Custer county,
Oak. The capital stock of the company
is $500, 900. The lncorporators are Al.
fred Barton. W.. II. Custer, Charles G.
man and Edwin +. johnson.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
The following new notaries were yes
terday commissioned by Acting Governor
Shedd: 4. II. Shaw. Wallace, Lincoln
county; A: Tinglery, Friend; A. l.. Frost,
Lincoln; w. H. Sumner, Colfax, Colfax
county; Arthur Hale; Ulysses. Butler
John U. Garmon, Ragan, Harlan county.
THE NEW FACTORY.
One of the new institutions that Lin
coin has gnined the present year is the
cracker factory, located on q and Ninth
streets. The new building built by the
firm has just reached completion and is
ready for business. The building is OF
brick. large and complete and business
will commence at once. The factory
will employ a large force of men from
the start and the factory will work TO its
full capacity, manufacturing all kinds OF
crackers and goods in that line in the
best possible manner. The firm, Jones
Douglass & Co., are from Cedar Rapids
L., and they bring with them their ex.
pcrienced workmen so that business will
move smoothly from the start.
BRIEF ITEMS.
The M. +. conference is continuing in
session over Sunday 1t has selected
Beatrice as the point for the next annual
meeting, and tho assignment of work fol
the year, it is expected, will be promul
gated tonight.
AHcEo 10 Rrcat ucul VI luuisnant pro
test over the action of the coal dealers II
the city In their pool to limit all sale.
strictly to cash. 1t is more than proba
BILE that it will be the meanc of new
firm opening In the city, and parties are
already negotiating with that end in
view
Rev. George M. Gray. d. D.. was tn,
speaker Mt the Nebraska conference
meeting last evening, the occasion being
the anniversary of the Freedmen's AID
society. The meeting was very largely
attended.
The Lincoln Chautauqua circle vii
commence upon its years work early ir
the coming month. Our additional cir
Gle has already been organized in the
city tor the coming year, aud others ART
The stock of groceries left by the fail
ure of Il. George, who made an assign
ment in favor of his creditors, will bt
sold to satisfy the claims. 1t Is thought
from the invoice that creditors will real
ize about one-half their claims.
On Tuesday next Adam Forcpaugh en-
tertains tho circus loving populace at thu
capital city, and on Thursday next tn,
coin, appearing at the Funke oper;
house.
DR.. j. H. Hall, of Plattsmouth, who ha
been for some eighteen months the CRANE
medical examiner of the grand lodge, A
.. u. W., was in the city yesterday max,
ing final settlement with the arand lodg,
officers and turning his books over to hi
successors in office.
Work has been commenced on tn,
Standard street railway that will, whel
completed, reach the campus grounds 0
the W Wesleyan university. The road vii
have a tendency to accelerate the rise il
real estate in the northeast part of tn
city.
The members of the Lincoln base bal
club are not expected back to the city
If they come they will have a reception
that would remind them of an excursion
to the north pole.
First premium awarded Union sewiDi
machine, 1909 Howard st.
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